[Electronics-talk] Pertable weather radios

[Drew Hunthausen]

So are all these features spoken?

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From: Electronics-talk [mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Tony Sohl
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 3:24 PM
To: electronics-talk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Electronics-talk] Pertable weather radios

Hi all, Are you looking for a portable weather radio that's easy to use?

Well I've got just the thing for you.  Sea Crane Inc has a portable radio
which has AM, FM and wather band.  The radio also allows you the ability to
listen to music in stereo.

All the features on the radio are completely accessible, except for the
clock.  It has 5 preset buttons on the front of the radio just below the
display.  On the very top of the radio, there is a round flat button which
is the power button.

To the left of the power button is the volume control.  Just to the left of
the volume control is the earphone jack.  On the right side of the radio,
there are 2 round buttons, one flat round button and one round button with a
dot in the middle of the button.

The first button is the select button.  You can switch between AM, FM and
weather band.

The button with the dot on it activates lock which unfortunately is not
accessible at all.

Below the 2 buttons on the right side, there is a slider switch and it's the
lock switch.

On the left side of the radio there is a 3 position switch.  The top
position is stereo mode, the second position is mono mode.  
The bottom position on the 3 position switch is to use the built in speaker.

On the right side just below the power button are 2 round buttons and both
buttons are station select buttons.

In order to save a preset, find the station you want and then hold one of
the preset buttons for a few seconds and it will beep to let you know that
the preset was stored successfully.

One thing I forgot to mention is the battery door is on the back side of the
radio on the left of the belt clip.  This unit takes
2 double A batteries.

If the batteries die, then you will not loose your presets.  For more
information, the website is:
http://www.seacrane.com

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